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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
THE COT KITS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Joe Lewis, one OF the cattle thieves, Was
sentenced to the peuitentiary for two years
j. f. Ripe, the man who forged Mr.
kirkpatricks name 10 a check, got one
year.
Jos. Donahue, who forged Mr. Carsin's
name to check upon the Wichita National
bank, is but 10 years of sge. The judge for
that reason took his case under considera-
ton, and instead of sentencing him To the
penitentiary will more likely send him to the
reform school
POLICE COURT.
Lille Hartzell was caught in the meshes of
the law and yesterday appeared in court 10
answer TO the double charge of being drunk
and prostitute. She hail no money and So
was copmit,ed.
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Barrett's four civil cases were
heard and judgement taken At Walkers
court two replevin suits were begun.
PROBATE COURT
Petition was filed by NJ w Levy to mort
gage the estate of John Linot, insane. An
inventory of the same estate was also turned
into the court.
Mrs. Laura A. johnson was appointed
guardian Tor Claud, Edgar and Mary John
son, minor heirs of Robert ). johnson. de
ceased.
Nuncupative VIII of Robert Z Morris, de
ceased, was filed for probate.
Marriage license was issued to Roht. &.
Daniels and Mary T. kinser, both of Se,lg-
wick county.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

The Bail at the oper. House Last Night a
Grand success.

The h OF T. ball and banquet at the
opera house last night was another u those
brilliant society events that has distinguish
ed this season in Wichita. Like It's prede-
cessors it was glorious success and rebounds
greatly 70 the credit of this order Ia general
and in particular 70 the gentlemen who had
the matter of arrangement IN charge The
chairman OF this committee was g. II. Pool,
who was ably assisted by George J. Gray
George Bergman, s. J. Wertheimer and l.
H Hett!nGer.
The opera house was elegantly arranged
and decorated From the dome ran the col
ors Of the knights ~ the walls and the
balcony. Bunting Of the same hung il fes-
toons along the front Of the gallery. Upon
the walls were banners with insignia Of the
order, AMI from the chandelier vas sJIspefld-
al red banner with the inscription:
L informed Division K Of P, Wichita,
Kansas The floor was covered With SAL
vass and over the windows were hung cur
tains Of red, blue and yellow. Ia front Of
tns stage Tie musicians stand. upJn
WHICH was seated The famous Craig. Ride
orchestra, 0: Kansas CITY, under the dirsc-
ton OF Prof Huii-,t Tn. gallery was fiI-d
with spectators who from their position cO1ld
look down upon tbs bright, gay scsns De
meath made more brilliant By the electr1e
light sparkling upon TIE Tich ccssfuuiss o. tbs
lads,=s, AMI th- unifot uls OF tie Knights
The dance programs were n1oi@ls Of nsai~
pe=s All teauiy. L gon TICS front va. s rats
cd card with the eustssi. II TIE lodge, o1 toe
reverse the naEssez OF the floor aad aTrADge-
meat committee Within a program q
twenty dAoc@s giving nes4sies the name q LIE
srlectIoz, it, author.
super va s.e-sei By Gandolio - has cafe,
two I9ug tables ran tae leasEh d TIE rom
ioees-i with The degleac.es Q. Tie
season. AMI se-ve3 IL that matches manner
for which this prssrcs o. c@.ereTs. With eas
shIe assistants, In Ter the direction 81 Mr..
Ro1--gi Linso1xss, is 9~ssrrel9s popular
Ais O'Clock the tsaa ~ss oseSst ~sia "a
eraslasl1a drill by tbs dril eorPs of las
4 dye May o. tas evOlssioas wsre ssrix~
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
THE PRESS GANG.

Among toe many newspaper men who
came around last evening TO iuxuirate in our
new Sanctum we mention Mac Leland, of the
Topeka Journal; Theo. Sternberg, Of the
Commonwealth; Cliff Baker, state printer
elect, who beaded whole delegation of SEN
ators; " W Reynolds, of the Lawrence
Daily journal, and the EAGLES Kicking
Brd,1 W :. Tilton, OF the Wakena World :;
F l. Heushaw, OF the Oberiin News. and c.
). Tliplett, of the Leoti Standard. All were
mos. welcome
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
MAMMOTH SALE p!
OF
FINE STOCK

The stock consists OF ClydeS-
and French Canadian Stations,
Mammoth and Imported Jacks
Work horses and mules. 100
brood mares bred to ClydeSdale
stations and jacks, fine driving
and saddle horses.
II you want TO see the finest
stock in the west DO not fail 20
attend this sale.
Terms Of sale Six months time
viii be given on good security.
drawing ten per cent. interest. D
per cent discount for cash.
F. E. SAGE. Pre-.
2 O HAWKINS. AuctiOne
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mr.. s. S. Meudis writes Col. Cole that he
ia detained from leaving Louisville until
Friiay evening, having been persuaded 10
.to., and make q sale for a friend of his who
wish Is 10 sell his property to invest the
none, in the auction sale TO be made here
mex; Wednesday by Mr.. Meddis. 1t is evil
d 1t that theie are large number who have
& .e same say of thinking.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Billy, the colored boothlack, entered soup
house on East Douglas yesterday morning
cook. A scramble begun, which was
carried out into the alley and finally result
ed in an interesting foot race, witnessed by
quite number of hystanders.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
WICHITA CLrARI>G HOUSE.

Manager Pacey telesraphs the following
figures 70 Bradstreets yesterday rs the clear
ings of the Wichita houss for the week end
ing February 18th:
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Miss f. W. Booth of ST. Joseph, No. a
graduate of a leading eastern college, ar
rived in the city il few days age aud has
opened school for instruction III oil paint
ing. crayon work, also decorative work upon
satin and velvet
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Extra copies Of the EAGLE can be Oh
tanned in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

George Tuders, a 12-year old lad, was run
over 10y wagon yesterday and had his
right leg broken.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Miss Pearl Sckai-ttiie is confined to her room
with a serious illness,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Harry Moore, who has been confined to
his room for sometime is able TO be upon the
streets again.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

We trust that our \IsI,oTs may have An
opportunity TO visit the site and partially
completed buildings OF the Catholic See 10
Gated at Wichita 4 conference OF priests
this week petl'ioned the vatican for the i'm
N date appolnt.nent of a bishop, nd unani-
mously. One of the academies is about up
and another is under contract The site
chosen is on the " est Side and is very at
tracJive one.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

III. Allen has returned from California.
He says that he likes the country, but would
not give the Arkansas valley for the whole
state, with all its orange groves, flowers and
delightful scenery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

the south Mr.. Davidson will erect three
story brick. with front of twenty-six feet
and one hundred feet deep.
II. G. ToLER.
Mr. Toler will erect a three story brick I'M
mediately north of Steinhouser q Merkle.
1t will have a front of one hundred feet and
one hundred and ten feet deep.
O. H. BENTLY
Mr.. Bently will put up a brick building
on the northeast corner of Main street and
Central avenue. 1t will be four stories high.
with a front of twenty-five feet and one hun
dred feet deep. The front will be of st.
Louis pressed brick, while the building will
have an elevator, steam heating apparatus
and supplied with all The modern convenient
cieS.
". 5. SNYDER
Mr. Snyder viii erect a building on the
west side of Main near Central avenue. Ii
will be four stories high with front of fifty
feet and one hundred and thirty deep. 1t
Will be supplied with all the modern inn
provementS.
c. S. ADAMS.
NJ. Adams will erect business brick
building on the east side of Main street five
stories high. 1t will have a front of fifty
feet and one hundred feet deep The front
of pressed brick, supplied with elevator and
steam heating
CHARLES MoRRIT
Mr. Morris building on Main between
First and Second streets will be four stories
high with front of forty feet and one hun
dred and forty feet deep. The lower floor
will be divided into two store rooms. The
contract for building has been let to Mr.
Ben Downing.
j. ECKARD
Mr.. Eckart will put up brick building
on the northwest corner of Douglas and
Fifth avenues 1t will have front of sixty
feet and one hundred and forty deep In q
few weeks the buildings will be removed and
work commenced
CITIZENS BANK
The addition of three stories to the Citi
zens bank building on the northwest corner
of Douglas avenue and Main street
was mentioned some days ago. The plans
for the same are being drawn by the firm OF
Gould & Terry. Everything is HOW
about ready for commencing work.
GEORGE PRATT.
Architects Gould q Terry are drawing
plans of an elegant residence for Mr. Pratt,
which will be on North Emporia avenue 1t
will be two stories high, thirty foot front
and seventy feet deep. 1t viii be built of
pressed brick trimmed with stone
c ". MYERS.
Mr.. Myers will in few days commence
work on a fine brick residence located ON
College Hill. 1t will cost near $40, 900.
4. W. BITING.
Mr.. Biting will erect brick residence on
the corner of Topeka avenue and Eleventh
street 1t will have a front of forty -four
feet and sixty feet deep.
F. l.. TILLINGHART.
Mr. dillingham; Will erect an elegant frame
residence on College Hill near Douglas ave
nue. 1t will have front of forty eight feet,
seventy-five feet deep, two stories, contain
ing eleven rooms. 1t will be heated with
steam and supplied with all modern conven-
iencieS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
MUSEMENTS.

r EcTURE COURSE
The ". C. T Z. season tickets win be on sale at
the Union Ticket Office. Price 81 81 No extra charge
~ Kate Field March g.
To be followed by the Alpine Choir and Tyroiese
Company
VXyICHITA MUsEUM,
w Ennis & YoUKG, Prcprietors and Managers.
South Main ST, near Douglas ave,
The popular family resort aid the CT ~ Pla"e Of
Amusement in the city open the wear round
LIE TCRE PAILOR.
PROF. OLIVER LOCK,
And his tronpe of Bohemian Gil IS Blowers.
perfecr Glass Fnpire made Of 80 pieces of glass,
Exhibiting an Exac, working model Of
the Great CorleSs engine.
OTTO DFPFAR-The man with Silver Throat.
MABEL srCLAIR-Tbe beautiful child Albino.
LITTLE EVA. TIE child artist in songs.
WILLARD iILMORE-The Comedian.
And host OF other Wonders
AUDITORIUM.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th.
The Comedy Drama. in two acts,
Fortunes .rolc, or the Power Of Love,
Daily matinets an8peed 81 oc~ ny Cor the enter
tainment OF lad and children.
Characters 10y Our Popular Stock Company
Admission 10 cents all
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing TO the immense GROVES attending the muse
um the management find il Necessary To make The
following announcement:
Doors open from p. m. to 10 D. NJ
let performance y. IA. % performance 5.l3 p. IN.
Sc performance p M. 4lh performance SID p III.
5th pe. fOrmence S''j u. M
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

The many friends of Miss Gepevive Cham
bers will be glad to lean II that she is rapidly
improving and is now considered out OF
danger
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mr. N. E. Ericsson of Galva, H., (5ank
cashier, is in the city with view to invest
ment
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Geo G. Wells, of Columbus, Ohio, came
estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mrs H. L. Woodrow and Miss Clara
Nickerson of Topeka, who accompanied the
leg islative excursion, made the EAGLE
pleasant call.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Hon. G. u. Doty and wife, of Burlingame,
were among the EAGLES callers last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

The Turner's masquerade ball st the opera
houses promises to be very pleasant affair.
No invitations are out tue all persons of
good character are admitted.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

j E Anderson, representative OF the
Medicine Lo4ge papers and ". C. Gibson.
OF the Salira press, were IN the city JESTER
day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

The W. c. T. L kindergarten is open both
forenoon aud afternoon, having two grades
in attendance. The morning is devoted en-
tirely TO kindergarten work. Special terms
ARE allowed to pupils attending both grades
Saa a1
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

George P. Locke, Of the Wichita Shoe
Parlor. \. Collins, s. Spectator from Ohio,
and + g CLARK. boot AMI shoe dealer have.
returned from a hunt IN the Territory Ihey
bring with them duck, deer, aud Wild gesse;
also a blind RABBIT. the sole game hsgged, 30
ruulor states, bv Mr. Glar<
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Prices Reserved Seats. sc and 500 Gallery SC
Tickets on sale at Union Tic, et Office " ednesday
morning
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

One of the ponies hiIched to a dray slipped
and fell yesterday i'll the rear OF the Roller
mill The other was dragged down. After
cutting the harness the TWO were released
without any serious injury TO either.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
y. &. @. 4. BUILDING.

The building to be erected by the Young
Mems Christian Association on the north
west corner of First street and Topeka ave
nue. VIII have an east front of seventy five
feet and south front of one hundred feet 1t
was first thought TO make it three stories
high with basement, but the liberality of the
citizens has caused the board of directors TO
conclude to add another story. The tower
will be one hundred feet high.
The basement will contain gym
nasium 40x53 feet and "a feet
high Ten feet above the floor ali the way
around the gymnasium VIII be a running
track SIX feet wide. A double bowling alley
will be in the basement, 20x9O feet.
First floor will contain a reception room
22x47; reading room 32x2S with circular bay
window; conversational room lGx24 feet,
and Office of private secretary.
The second floor will be occupied with two
parlors one PKG and the other 29xl6: two
rooms for young men, one lGx25 feet, anoth
err 20x25 feet; four class rooms and hall
forty-eight feet square with seating capac-
ity of three hundred and fifty.
The third and fourth floors viii he divided
UP into bedrooms. The entire building VIII
he heated with steam, and in every re pect
the building Will be one OF the best IN the
city The foundation viii be concrete ami
eight feet WIDE The excavating j. about
completed The contract for foundation
will be let next week. The building com
mittee is now figuring on building ma
Jerial
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Hon. c. 5. Tnplett, representative from
Wichita county. and who was an employee
on the Usage Chronicle when owned by the
writer sixteen or eighteen years ago, made
us happy call Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
THE CATHOLIC SEE.

Corresponding week last year. &c. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
OLIVER Bros.
Lumber Dealers
Wichita, Kansas.

Wichita, Mayfield, wellington,
Harper, Attica, Garden Plain,
Anthony, Arkansas City, An
dale and Haven.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
MANY GALE KS.

The callers, the number OF honorable sena-
tors and representatives who bonored u
with call during the hours OF last evening,
was 50 great that we utterly failed IN obta n
ing complete list of their names. 80 We will
not attempt personal mention Suffice it 10
say that We were not only proud OF the DIS
tinction, but happy to see Them in our city
OF course cur visitors viii understand that
we have no boom here now. be ooon mas
gone into lis hole for the winter. II vas
lively last fall before its disappearance But
# yo,, want 70 see . boom that will make
you tincle TO the end OF your toe nails come
down next Nay or June The only genuine
AMI original boom Is billed for Wichita uexf
summer
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19
BALCH & SOUPE.

Balch & Soupe will erect brick business
building on the east side OF Main between
Second and Third streets. 1t will have a
front of fifty feet and one hundred and thirty
feet deep and four stories high. The build
ing will have pressed brick front with
stone trimmings. Work will be commenced
in about one month.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

In the Greatest of all Melo Dramas
THE BLACK FLAG,
Supported 10y Strong Dramatic Company
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mr. A. Smith will erect brick building
on the southeast corner of Third and Main
streets II will be four stories high, fifty
foot front and one hundred and thirty feet
deep. The plans have been completed and
work Will commence in the early spring
The north and east front will be OF st. Louis
pressed brick
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Gallery 81 cents Reserved seats - cents and 81 o.
Tickets sale Friday Morning at Union Ticket Office
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mr.. dillingham; will erect an elegant frame
residence on College Hill near Douglas ave
nue. 1t viii have front of forty-eight feet,
seventy-five feet deep, two stories, contain
ing eleven rooms. 1t will be heated with
steam and supplied with all modern conven-
iencieS
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-19

Mr. Burleigh will erect a brick business
block on the north side of Oak street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues. 1t will have a
front of three hu bred feet and one hundred
and forty feet deep, and four stories high. 1t
will be heated with steam and supplied with
elevator. In the center of the building will
be large hall with stage and made suitable
for public meetings. The building
it is thought will cost near
100000. The plans are not yet
comp eted but viii be in few days. 1t is
desired to commence work in few weeks.
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EVERY POLICY BECOMES INC0NTEsTlBLI

As soon IL has been three years n force. and
IL Il a part OF the written agreement that
every incoHt estable policy shall be paid,
without rebate OF interest. i1sDssdiGts-
ig upon the receipt By the Society
Of satisfactory proofs Of death.
OF I.BfI death claims amounting 20 s39fI ssa
paid IN 1850.
A.. were paid the rsFy day proofs were re-
cefVsd: amount, 81 SOS 80
81 were paid within : days after receipts
amount s. S57 s3sss.
5sI within 10 days: AMOUNT SCOTIA.
f-l03 within % days. amount s-5-9d0 5.sf4.
al after 50 dLVz= amount SI-3,30e-
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Pr0Hsp5aess approaching that a TIE EQUTT-
4BLE
Even the brief delays indicated above vert
owing 20 the failure Of claimants, chiefly a. r.
mote points. 80 furnish promptly the -equisite
IeglI release and a0t 70 any lack Of PFOmFfas1f
on the part or tie S0ciTg-
CONTESTED CLAIMS NONE.
The Society Issues plain AID simple cor
tract 0f Assurance free from bGrdzu-dzaz and
technical condition. NON-EOkEEITABLE and
TNCONTESTABLE after three years
All Policies z00u A. they became IuC0E Ge.r-
able are Payable IMMEDIATELY apol TIE -
ceipt af satisfactory proofs 81 death and without
the delay df sixty OF ninety daF=. usGal with
other com panIes-
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II54E Agsnt- Hawaiian Islands.
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APrettVWOman' SSeeret.

Fear Of discovery, when she resorts 10
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slant anxiety to her. The very persons
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and locks that are turning gray. or Save
actually grown white. will return 10 their
pristine freshness and bFillianee o. color.
AYERS HAIR VIGOR cures
Hereditary Badness.
GEORGE MAYER. FIGt0afa. Tens was
bald at % years Of age, ~ his ancestors
had been for several generations. One
bottle OF HAIR VIGOR started a growth 81
soft, dOWnY hair all over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
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THE EQUITABLE
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or The UNITED STATES
100 Broadway, New York.
ESTARTTSuE fNTS5o

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NoN.FORFEITAsLE LND IN0ISPUTABLE.

(SuRPLUS On y L StAudard IL per cent
interest. ST. ig5I 33229 ~
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Hereditary Badness.
Ayers Hair EigOr

i MT q dye, but, By healthful siimuIafioH
Of the FOOts and color glands, speedily.
restores to its original color hair that j.
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GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company,
-OF Berlin
r . r. II U N a
General insurance Company,
OF BERLIN

Ths above Insurance Companies have e>-a1-
Iished j General Agency here. and the under
signed General Agents ere authorized 10 take
Risks against the Dangers OF the Seas
at the Most Reasonable Rates and on
the Most Favorable Terms
rfsa " e A SCHAEFER q CO. General Agts